No, use Firebird! No, use Konqueror! Netscape! It doesn't matter;
so long as use enable javascript support aa well as setup the
media plugins you want. I'd suggest mplayer, but the
Heck, you might even get it to work from lynx or links, text-mode
browsers. I presume you know about
Ben Barrett wrote:
No, use Firebird! No, use Konqueror! Netscape! It doesn't matter;
so long as use enable javascript support aa well as setup the
media plugins you want. I'd suggest mplayer, but the
Heck, you might even get it to work from lynx or links, text-mode
browsers. I presume
I think Dirk is really asking about playing
Real Audio Media
under Red Hat.
A quick poke at RealOne's website causes me to
to think that anything coming out of that company should be avoided
like the plague
This Page ought to help you if you must
http://forms.real.com/real/player/unix/unix.html
mplayer has a realplayer plug in.
On Sun, 2003-10-12 at 10:03, Larry Price wrote:
I think Dirk is really asking about playing
Real Audio Media
under Red Hat.
A quick poke at RealOne's website causes me to
to think that anything coming out of that company should be avoided
like the plague
mplayer is pretty decent... I use it :)
Jamie
On Sunday 12 October 2003 08:09 am, Mr O wrote:
: Grab the latest Mozilla, click on the link. If you need a plugin
: (not normally for javascript) it'll tell you or start
: downloading a bunch of strange text. Looks to me like it wants
: you to pick
On that note... you might check out #linux on IRC, (sorry, cant remember the
server...) there was a guy that was often online that did support for real,
and he was pretty helpful.
Jamie
On Sunday 12 October 2003 10:03 am, Larry Price wrote:
: I think Dirk is really asking about playing
: Real
Dirk,
The issue has nothing to do with RedScat, its galeon that is the issue. Im
not well versed in galeon, you may need to 'enable' java, or javascript in
galeon's config. Im sorry I dont have a step by step example of how to do
that, surely galeon has a help section (might just poke
